how do you measure hand size to determine golf glove size
43933
That's a good question. I already knew what size from previous store purchases. If you can't go to a golf shop to try on different sizes, you might check out the manufacturer's website to see if they can provide any sizing tips.
43934
Nike has a chart that will help you determine what size glove to buy: http://help-en-us.nike.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32262/p/3897
1825832
The grip is a different circumference based on the size of your hand. Small hand, 4 1/8 and up to 4 5/8 for a very large hand. Go to a sport store and get a feel for your size
409559
Hi.I'm not sure of the exact way but. I use a extra large batting glove and its still tight on me. My hand is 8.25 inches from the last line below my palm to the end of my middle finger. I hope that helps.
1414922
I used the sizing chart. My hands measured a XL and I ordered a XL with a perfect fit.
316350
Unless you have freakishly large or small hands, a medium, if your hands are narrow, and a large if you have "man hands." There's no actual measuring unless you can go to a store that sells gloves. Some glove manufacturers have templates to go by (based mainly on finger length) which tell you the size you may need. Go with a large...that's what I did and it fits and performs great.
431492
Good question, Melody... I play golf and wear a Men's Medium glove, so that's the size I ordered. To a degree, the brace is adjustable because of the velcro tipped straps. Your size does not have to be exact.
443058
Stick to the chart: http://harbingerfitness.blogspot.com/2010/07/harbinger-fitness-glove-size-chart.html
1362657
see the manufacturer site: http://neosportusa.com/paddle/size-charts/ scroll down to gloves section.
1839782
Handle a little short I usually wher a XL glove and my pinky finger is not totally on handle think it is 10 inches overall but I need to measure to be sure
70460
The left hand. These golf gloves are great!! I had to get used to the ridges at the beginning but then it helped me a lot!! No more blisters or plroblems holding the club! I purchased 2 pcs. But probably will get a lot more!!!
805192
I bought my husband two pair of these excellent gloves. He is 5'9", 173 pounds, medium build - he wears a medium and his glove size is an 8. The man who suggests measuring around the knuckle is also correct. The man who suggests a correlation with SHOE size is incorrect - maybe he made a typographical error when he said SHOE instead of GLOVE!
316349
If you are using a glove at present that should be your glove size. If you aren't using a glove, go to the Bionic Glove website and they will give you directions on how to get your correct size.
160498
Measure the circumference of your palm area. Example, mine is 9 inches, so that is considered a large. 7-8= small, 8-9= medium, 9-10= large and so on. This is a general glove sizing guide. It would be how true to size these gloves run as what size you should get. Also consider if you are going to be using another glove underneath, cotton is thicker than nitrile, so a lot of variables to consider.
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see the manufacturer site: http://neosportusa.com/paddle/size-charts/scroll down to gloves section.
796404
Here is the link to our glove sizing chart.http://hatch-corp.com/glove-sizing
565434
Measure around your hand at widest part, excluding thumb. The number of inches should equal your glove size. http://www.ssgridinggloves.com/sizing-chart
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Jack, from what I know, you take a tape measure, (the cotton bendable kind), and wrap the tape measure around your hand just below the knuckles. That will give you the inch size. As far as small, medium and large, I wear a large, and my inch size is 7 1/2. Every product by a company is different in their small, medium, and large, so depending on whether you want your gloves tight or loose, you will have to experiment a little bit. The fit will only vary about I'd say a few centimeters, so I wouldn't be too concerned about it. Hope this helps.